The Apple iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max had just recently been launched in the global market. It is the company’s latest flagship grade handset, and it appears that the device has managed to beat some other high end competitors in a battery life comparison.
This battery comparison test was done by PhoneArena on its YouTube channel. In the test, the tech publication compared the new iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max to other flagship grade smartphones. This includes the like of the Google Pixel 7 Pro, Pixel 7, Pixel 6 Pro, and even the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra. While this is admittedly not a very diverse lineup, the Pixel 7 Pro is one of the latest premium device, and the Galaxy S22 Ultra is one of iPhone 14 Pro series biggest competitors in the ultra premium segment.
Here, we can see the new 2022 iPhones dominating the list in multiple tests. The first had the smartphone put through a simulator to replicate typical web browsing. Both iPhone 14 Pro models were hours ahead of the competition. Taking a look at the results:
- iPhone 14 Pro Max: 19 hrs & 5 mins
- iPhone 14 Pro: 16 hrs & 18 mins
- Pixel 7 Pro: 14 hrs & 19 mins
- Pixel 7: 13 hrs & 56 mins
- Galaxy S22 Ultra: 13 hrs & 17 mins
- Pixel 6 Pro: 13 hrs & 13 mins
In the second test, all of the smartphones had to play the same YouTube video until they died out, with each handset having 100 percent brightness levels. The iPhone 14 Pro Max managed to dominate the list again, while the results of the Pixel 7 Pro managed to edge over the iPhone 14 Pro model. The top end iPhone 14 model recorded 11 hours of playback, while the Pixel 7 Pro had 9 hours and 39 minutes. Base iPhone 14 Pro offered around 9 hours and 14 minutes of runtime. While one would assume that its because both iPhones have the biggest batteries, but in actuality the two models have the smallest battery capacities in the entire list. So, Apple has clearly managed to offer a stellar battery life performance on its latest smartphones.
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